Rosa Castle Hotel

The project is a resort hotel located on a small island in Zhejiang, China. It includes 36 uniquely designed guest rooms, a tea room, an all-day dining restaurant, VIP private rooms, a multifunctional banquet hall, a children's wooden toy workshop, a game room, an outdoor infinity pool, a landscape terrace, and other public facilities.

In conjunction with the characteristic wooden toy industry in Yunhe County, Zhejiang, a children's wooden toy workshop has been set up to teach tourists and guests about the local intangible cultural heritage.

This project provides high-quality tourism and vacation experiences for tourists and guests who come here. Guests can enjoy local specialties, visit local attractions, and experience the local culture.

The design and structure of the project's architecture were inspired by the local wooden toy industry, with the elements of wooden toys extracted and used to create a modern fairytale castle constructed from wooden cubes.

The project has passed the Carbon Integrated Certification from the China Quality Certification Center, making it the first island hotel in China to receive such certification.

Additional Information:

The design inspiration for the project comes from the local cultural characteristic of "wooden toys." Yunhe County is known as the hometown of wooden toys in China. According to incomplete statistics, 50% of wooden toys exported from China come from Yunhe County. The local urban positioning is "mountain and water home, fairy tale world." The exterior design of the project incorporates the cube element of wooden toys and uses exquisite design to create a beautiful wooden fairy tale castle, perfectly reflecting the local cultural characteristics.

The cube blocks that make up the architectural design are combined with the terrain and the direction of the mountains to control their height and volume, forming a castle-shaped structure that blends harmoniously with nature and the surrounding mountains and water.

Unlike the typical black, white, and gray facades of traditional resort hotels, the exterior color of the building